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The All-Ukrainian Advertising Coalition published the results of the advertising market for the current year and the forecast for the next one.

Artificial intelligence is becoming the foundation on which businesses build their processes and products. According to PwC, these technologies have the potential to add up to 15% to global GDP over the next decade—one of the largest economic impacts in modern history. In 2026, AI will continue to evolve, with companies increasingly integrating it into manufacturing, development, and data. Technology experts at SoftServe have identified three areas of AI that will change how companies automate manufacturing, create digital products, and work with information.

This summer, IBM officially introduced IBM Power11, a new generation of Power servers that promise enterprises the speed, reliability, and flexibility to handle mission-critical workloads, including AI. The servers are suitable for both on-premise environments and hybrid cloud in the IBM Cloud. The dev.ua editorial team decided to talk in detail about IBM’s new products. And also ask potential customers about their main requirements for hardware, what they use now and what they buy.

«Do you know how much the Internet will cost now? 3000 UAH! What kind of salary should I have to pay for all this!» This weekend, a taxi driver gave me this during a trip, traditionally complaining about the authorities. In response, I said a few phrases about how this was not true and just hype out of thin air, but it seems that the taxi driver didn’t really believe me. I hope this article will provide more arguments. Returning to the background of this fake, which has greatly stirred up the Internet space, let us recall that recently a significant part of the media unanimously reprinted the material that the cost of fixed Internet for Ukrainians could skyrocket and instantly increase by almost 10 times. The original source of this horror story was an article on the website of the Ministry of Finance, where this frightening figure was attributed to the arguments of market participants and experts, although in fact it simply became an element of a hype headline.

Elon Musk sleeps about 6 hours a day, goes to bed at 3 a.m., and works almost seven days a week, combining management of Tesla, SpaceX, and Platform X. Business Insider gathered information about what his typical day looks like.